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14621
Hi, I have now got the code to assemble and I am considering how to adapt it for linking and create a linker file. I think I have applied your suggestion...
Andrew Lohmann
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Nov 1, 2006
10:20 am
14622
... You did not mention, but I will assume you have some board that is preloaded with D-Bug12 which has jumpers on PAD0/PAD1 to select bootload mode... ... ...
Jefferson Smith
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Nov 1, 2006
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14623
I need help implementing a code for the LCD Driver to generate a working code in CodeWarrior. I also, need help in developining a code to call functions from...
dloonx
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Nov 1, 2006
10:43 pm
14624
... Your equates are fine. I found four instances of offset 0 in v4.0.0b32 bootloader: line 380: ; offset 0 ; NumWords: equ 0 line 421: ; offset 0 ; BlockCnt:...
Edward Karpicz
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Nov 1, 2006
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14625
Thanks a lot its actually for a project... I am also having a hard time figuring out the exact process with a real time interrupt. is this a good understanding...
Shane Shepherd
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Nov 2, 2006
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14626
Exactly... but you also have to make sure that, in addition to the setting of the registers which will initialize and end a real-time interrupt run... you have...
Mohammed El Korek
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14627
Thanks once again Edward. I did not need to remove all the "offset 0" statements, although I have, I only need to remove them in the situation where a label...
Andrew Lohmann
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Nov 2, 2006
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14628
Regarding INITRM. I played around it in hope to find a difference between word aligned stab >INITRM, misaligned stab >INITRM, aligned and misaligned stab...
Edward Karpicz
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Nov 2, 2006
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14629
Thanks again, I am using the mini-dragon evaluation board. I am still sketchy on what actually triggers the real time interrupt since I am coding in c in my...
shepherd_shane
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Nov 2, 2006
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14630
... I don't know why anyone is worried about this. I thought the documents were pretty clear that for S12 there is no alignment requirement for _execution_....
Jefferson Smith
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Nov 2, 2006
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14631
... I like the dragon boards too. Hopefully this explanation helps with your RTI questions... The only reason we need an RTI module in the mcu is that it works...
Jefferson Smith
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Nov 2, 2006
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14632
Can you explain the output compare for me ... From: Jefferson Smith <imajeff84663@...> To: 68HC12@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, November 2, 2006...
Shane Shepherd
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Nov 2, 2006
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14633
Your comment is 100 % right on, Jeff Smith... I did actually use the RTI to receive data from a medical sensor i was working with. That sensor was sending data...
Mohammed El Korek
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14634
... ===== Here is something I've written recently ======= General Use of Timer Module for the MC9S12 Family The Timer module's Output Compare (TOC) gives an...
Jefferson Smith
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Nov 3, 2006
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14635
Edward Karpicz wrote: [...] ... I also found that it's not necessary. Last year I asked Gordon Doughman about AN2153 using the same aligned stab >INITRM. He...
Oliver Betz
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Nov 4, 2006
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14636
why is the output compare more accurate then the rti function. If you remember my problem I was trying to store bits in serially through a port and store the...
Shane Shepherd
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Nov 4, 2006
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14637
... Interesting what against defensive. Aligned stab >INITRM can serve for only one purpose, to make first cycle after stab 'w' cycle not accessing flash&ram....
Edward Karpicz
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14638
Edward Karpicz wrote: [...] [why Gordon Doughman used aligned stab >INITRM in AN2153] ... no, I don't think so. Simply forget the aligned stab. ... interrupts...
Oliver Betz
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Nov 5, 2006
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14639
Hi All It is a goal that I set myself sometime ago and finally I can proudly present a first version of a BDM for the M9S12NE64. In fact it's not a BDM as such...
Mark Butcher
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Nov 5, 2006
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14640
... Very cool! I'd love to see if this BDM can be modified to support a Coldfire target! The cheapest Coldfire BDM costs around $250, and that's for the most...
Eric Engler
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Nov 6, 2006
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14641
Does anyone tried piezo cable from measurement speicalities inc. to count and measure the speed of traffic using HCS12? The response of the sensor is so fast...
Shirley Thomas
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Nov 6, 2006
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14642
... Use a monostable to make the pulse wider so that you CAN sample it. Or a peak detector you reset after sampling. Robert...
Robert Rolf
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Nov 6, 2006
7:32 am
14643
FYI the M52235 EVB is USD $299 and comes with the USB PE coldfire BDM and also a power-pack and the eval coldfire codewarrior etc. You can order direct online....
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Nov 7, 2006
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14644
... Don't know that canle, but piezos typically are high voltage high impedance devices, maybe simply put a cap across it to broaden the pulse? Oh yes, a...
theobee00
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Nov 7, 2006
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14645
I would run the output of the cable into a high-impedance scaling, protected, and high-speed opamp to get the signal conditioned first, and then run the output...
Mark Wyman
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Nov 7, 2006
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14646
Hello All, did anybody scrutinize closely why Freecale tells us to use at least (!) 400nF to decouple the 2,5V core voltage? Especially with the small 48 pin...
Oliver Betz
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Nov 8, 2006
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14647
Are there any differences between a COP reset and an external power up reset? I realize that the COP has its own vector that will be used if the external reset...
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Nov 8, 2006
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14648
Dan, Bootstrap loaders are especially difficult to debug. Some answers and notes below. Hope this helps. Steve Russell ... The timing in relation to the rest...
Steve Russell
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Nov 9, 2006
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14649
Hello everyone Queries :--- Query - 1 While executing an "Interrupt A" Interrupt Service Routine , the "Interrupt A" occurs again then how should I handle the...
Amit Gupta
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Nov 9, 2006
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14650
... Clear interrupt flag at the beginning of ISR A, not at the end. Interrupts are lost when HW is trying to set interrupt flag that is already set. To reduce...
Edward Karpicz
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